Why Nick, that is not an argument.

Then the experts should put themselves up for election.

ACT leader David Seymour – the bill’s main proponent – pointedly noted on Monday the commitment was to pass “The” Regulatory Standards Bill – signalling he believed his partners could not demand changes.
While some have theorised – perhaps wishfully – such a disagreement could cause Peters to collapse the government, it is very much not in his interests politically to do so, as it would likely tank his electoral prospects

and
https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/national/566635/reviewers-of-legislation-treaty-clauses-expected-to-report-back-in-months
by Russell Palmer Political Reporter
New Zealand First secured the commitment to a comprehensive review of all legislation (except when it is related to, or substantive to, existing full and final Treaty settlements) that includes “The Principles of the Treaty of Waitangi and replace all such references with specific words relating to the relevance and application of the Treaty, or repeal the references” in its coalition deal with National.

The creation of the group has been led by Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith, who is also the Treaty Negotiations Minister.
His office confirmed former Waitangi Tribunal member David Cochrane would chair the review group, which also includes Marama Royal, James Christmas and John Walters.

The problem Nick is that not every elected politician is either capable or effective.
I’d take advice of the above-mentioned names before I’d take advice before say Seymour, Van Velden or Simeon Brown for example.
Expertise and experience over grandiose politicians any day.

Ardern wasn’t divisive blacky but most certainly this racist CoC is.
How can the economy improve with record unemployment and cheese at $20 a block and butter $10 a block both homegrown.
You must have rocks in your head.

If the economy improves they will get a second term.
They couldnt be more divisive than Ardern was.